504 Pentagram Testimonials

"The Journal redesign builds on the existing format with a modern type treatment and clean, spare page layouts."

"In order to weave the older magazine covers and layouts in seamlessly with the more current Pentagram work, the designers concocted an organizing principal based on the way encyclopedias traditionally organized content."

"Built into the geometry of the wordmark is a hidden arrow, an apt symbol for what Keap does."

"The logo rearranges the combined landmasses of the theoretical Pangaea to allow for a more distinctive form that displays the familiar forms of the represented continents."

"The building’s previous life as a private school and historic Beaux-Arts architecture helped inspire the branding."

"The foundation of the DCP visual brand, and its sub-brands is a bespoke, fully variable typeface, created with NaN.xyz. With a core DNA that extends to four different styles, and was created in both Latin and Thai character sets."

"The arrow has been built into a negative space in The Scene logotype, where it can also serve as a window for a variety of imagery."

"The challenge was to shift the emphasis of King & McGaw's online shop towards the rare and limited categories."

"Titletown takes its name from the nickname for Green Bay, which has won 13 NFL world championships, the most of any city."

"The new logo still evokes an ancient world of warriors and magic, but looks more timeless and contemporary."

"With the AR app, the wall is turned into a living artwork, providing access to extra content such as videos from farms and roasteries, and information on the history of Starbucks and on coffee culture from around the world."

"The identity is built around a custom typeface, Vroom Sans, with italicized letterforms that evoke a feeling of forward motion."

"The team decided on the name Frist Art Museum with the catchy acronym ‘FAM,’ perfect for an institution that prides itself on being family friendly."

"The campaign will also include direct mail pieces, brochures, advertising and a sales office."

"No Man's Land’ gets serious with the special “Issues Issue,” touching on topics like politics, racism, immigration, abortion, work and death."